Elizabeth B Jones
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4890768 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Elizabeth B Jones |
| PRENOMES | Elizabeth B |
| SOBRENOME | Jones |
| ASSINATURA | JONES E B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Colorado State University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Older Adult Representations, Stereotypes, and Interpersonal Competence in Christmas Television
Recognizing the need to monitor the television depictions of older adults (OAs) we used social cognitive theory to study OA representations, stereotypes, and appearances in the understudied genre of Christmas television, specifically Hallmark Christmas movies (N = 50). We extended social cognitive theory to understand the effect of positive stereotypes on older adults’ appearances by employing interpersonal competence theory and coding OA interac…
Romantic relationship dissolution on social networking sites
Social media users post an endless stream of life updates, commentary, and other content. This online self-presentation constitutes a narrative that can be examined as a shared account. In this study, we tested the applicability of Duck's model of relational dissolution (Duck, 1982; Rollie & Duck, 2006) to participants' personal and public accounts of their romantic breakups on social networking sites (also referred to as social network sites). W…
Seeing is believing
This article explores the visual culture of rural improvement in Germany, manifested in agricultural exhibitions, model farms and test plots. It argues that, following the English example, nineteenth-century experts increasingly believed that such material sites were the most effective way to persuade small farmers to embrace change and increase productivity. The presumption was that farmers were habitually keen observers who preferred to learn b…
Fixing Prussia's Peripheries
In the 1860s, rural disasters on Prussia's eastern and western peripheries forced lawmakers to wrestle with the definition of the term emergency ( Notstand ), as well as with its temporal and spatial boundaries. The article first explores the legislative decision by Berlin politicians to limit state aid to East Prussia in 1868, even as other hunger crises devastated remote regions in the northwestern state of Hanover. The article then turns to th…
How “real” is reality television? Marginalized group representativeness in competitive reality television programming
Kartoffelkrankheit und Nahrungskrise in Nordwestdeutschland, 1845–1848
The Rural »Social Ladder«
Conservatives in Imperial Germany often depicted Prussia's northeast as a racially endangered space. The eastern settlement program formed in response to this threat has dominated studies of such enterprises,which link these schemes to overseas colonial terror and Nazi genocide. This article offers an alternative view of prewar internal colonization by analyzing the use of another spatial scale, the social ladder, which depicted new colonies in b…
No Smoke Without Fire
This article traces the mounting worries about peat (moor) smoke in northwest Germany and how they fueled a state-led effort to find a reliable alternative to moor burning. Public complaints about moor smoke’s threats began in the eighteenth century and peaked after the German Empire’s unification in 1871. By that time, most agronomists contended that the larger threat was the “backward” practice of moor burning itself, which they blamed for the …
Arme und Arzte, Kranke und Kassen
Martin Krieger's Arme und Ärzte is a massive study of the changing institutions and practices of medical care in the German countryside in the decades before and after the First World War. The book was inspired by his participation in the working group on rural poverty based in Trier, and his case study encompasses four districts in the southern Rhine province annexed by Prussia in 1816 after two decades of French occupation. Krieger uses a micro…
Romantic relationship dissolution on social networking sites
Social media users post an endless stream of life updates, commentary, and other content. This online self-presentation constitutes a narrative that can be examined as a shared account. In this study, we tested the applicability of Duck's model of relational dissolution (Duck, 1982; Rollie & Duck, 2006) to participants' personal and public accounts of their romantic breakups on social networking sites (also referred to as social network sites). W…
How “real” is reality television? Marginalized group representativeness in competitive reality television programming
No Smoke Without Fire
This article traces the mounting worries about peat (moor) smoke in northwest Germany and how they fueled a state-led effort to find a reliable alternative to moor burning. Public complaints about moor smoke’s threats began in the eighteenth century and peaked after the German Empire’s unification in 1871. By that time, most agronomists contended that the larger threat was the “backward” practice of moor burning itself, which they blamed for the …
The Rural »Social Ladder«
Conservatives in Imperial Germany often depicted Prussia's northeast as a racially endangered space. The eastern settlement program formed in response to this threat has dominated studies of such enterprises,which link these schemes to overseas colonial terror and Nazi genocide. This article offers an alternative view of prewar internal colonization by analyzing the use of another spatial scale, the social ladder, which depicted new colonies in b…
Arme und Arzte, Kranke und Kassen
Martin Krieger's Arme und Ärzte is a massive study of the changing institutions and practices of medical care in the German countryside in the decades before and after the First World War. The book was inspired by his participation in the working group on rural poverty based in Trier, and his case study encompasses four districts in the southern Rhine province annexed by Prussia in 1816 after two decades of French occupation. Krieger uses a micro…
The Rural »Social Ladder«
Conservatives in Imperial Germany often depicted Prussia's northeast as a racially endangered space. The eastern settlement program formed in response to this threat has dominated studies of such enterprises,which link these schemes to overseas colonial terror and Nazi genocide. This article offers an alternative view of prewar internal colonization by analyzing the use of another spatial scale, the social ladder, which depicted new colonies in b…
No Smoke Without Fire
This article traces the mounting worries about peat (moor) smoke in northwest Germany and how they fueled a state-led effort to find a reliable alternative to moor burning. Public complaints about moor smoke’s threats began in the eighteenth century and peaked after the German Empire’s unification in 1871. By that time, most agronomists contended that the larger threat was the “backward” practice of moor burning itself, which they blamed for the …
Kartoffelkrankheit und Nahrungskrise in Nordwestdeutschland, 1845–1848
Fixing Prussia's Peripheries
In the 1860s, rural disasters on Prussia's eastern and western peripheries forced lawmakers to wrestle with the definition of the term emergency ( Notstand ), as well as with its temporal and spatial boundaries. The article first explores the legislative decision by Berlin politicians to limit state aid to East Prussia in 1868, even as other hunger crises devastated remote regions in the northwestern state of Hanover. The article then turns to th…
How “real” is reality television? Marginalized group representativeness in competitive reality television programming
Seeing is believing
This article explores the visual culture of rural improvement in Germany, manifested in agricultural exhibitions, model farms and test plots. It argues that, following the English example, nineteenth-century experts increasingly believed that such material sites were the most effective way to persuade small farmers to embrace change and increase productivity. The presumption was that farmers were habitually keen observers who preferred to learn b…
Romantic relationship dissolution on social networking sites
Social media users post an endless stream of life updates, commentary, and other content. This online self-presentation constitutes a narrative that can be examined as a shared account. In this study, we tested the applicability of Duck's model of relational dissolution (Duck, 1982; Rollie & Duck, 2006) to participants' personal and public accounts of their romantic breakups on social networking sites (also referred to as social network sites). W…
Older Adult Representations, Stereotypes, and Interpersonal Competence in Christmas Television
Recognizing the need to monitor the television depictions of older adults (OAs) we used social cognitive theory to study OA representations, stereotypes, and appearances in the understudied genre of Christmas television, specifically Hallmark Christmas movies (N = 50). We extended social cognitive theory to understand the effect of positive stereotypes on older adults’ appearances by employing interpersonal competence theory and coding OA interac…
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